Heather Kantrud is the General Manager at Daily Journal Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, government and politics, and personal finance, with a particular focus on themes such as holidays and community events in Minnesota. Heather's work has been featured in notable publications including the Victoria Advocate, Wahpeton Daily News, Calhoun Times, and the Daily Journal of Fergus Falls.
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Heather Kantrud primarily covers local sports events in Minnesota, particularly focusing on high school athletics such as wrestling and basketball. Given this, she may be interested in receiving information about upcoming local sporting events or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches.
Additionally, Heather's coverage includes topics related to house & home and design. Hence, if you have content related to these areas within the context of Fergus Falls or Minnesota more broadly, it might be of interest to her.
Since Heather focuses on local news in Fergus Falls and surrounding areas in Minnesota, any pitches should align with the geographic focus unless they cover broader trends that are relevant at a national level.
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Every single one of us is human, which comes with that little caveat that some of us hate to admit — none of us are perfect. We all have problems. We all have things that are difficult for us in one way or another. We all have situations or circumstances that we aren't necessarily proud of. To be human is to lack perfection, no matter which way you spin it.
By: Heather Kantrud
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By: Heather Kantrud
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By: Heather Kantrud
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Otter Tail County Coordinated Response Team Social Worker Liz Bakken worked with Fergus Falls Police Department Lt. Connor West on the case of the nameless woman who was reunited with her community thanks to early efforts attributed to West.
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Inspired by travel and the vast amount of knowledge that can be learned from other culinary cultures, Eleanor Ford pours her creativity into the creation of cookbooks, sharing that she loves every part — ideas, writing, photography and design. Her creativity shines through in her newest work of art, also known as a cookbook, titled "A Whisper of Cardamom."
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